Yes but what you don't realise is you are only grabbing off of people who AREN'T NATed. If you had a direct connnection you could grab from everyone who is behind a NAT and everyone with a direct connection(The only people you are currently grabbing from). A NATed machine can't grab from another NATed machine, in Kazaa at least but also in emule and probaly many others.
Not that this is a totally just comparison but I heard you saying.. "And people wonder why white supremicists are so pissed at participants in the civil rights movement." Law != morals. Law == Law. Remember that slavery used to be legal.
"It's not about money." , then later "It's about having her work... not get diluted by others trying to jump on the gravy train. " Do you even know what the saying "jump on the gravy train" means?
the real solution to this is to always do boolean expressions like: if(NULL = myPointer) {..} that way you always get an error if you forget == instead of =.
Yeah but in the legal definition of patents there is nothing saying you have to use the same license for everyone. So.. I'm sure for a huge customer like adobe the LWZ people make a pretty significant amount of money.
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Dude, thats the reason he said the speed of sound used to be considered a constant. Why are you trying to prove him wrong by saying that the speed of sound is not a constant when in fact he never said that it is.
How can you possibly blame Amazon for taking out a patent on one-click shopping. If our patent system is so fucked up that they would allow such a rediculous thing, then a person at Amazon could not just say "well we better not file a patent because the founders of the constitution did not envision the purpose of patents to be fucking obvious things that cover common sense" It's the US patent office's fault, and also congress's fault--it is NOT the fault of Amazon. You can not blame a corporate entity for not taking a moral stance on something like this, I'm not saying that when companies take immoral actions in general that you cannot blame them if what they do is technically legal (i.e. IBM & the holocaust), but if you take a look on a case by case basis, there are somethings for which you must blame your congressmen/the voting public. Boycotting every company which owns a software patent is similar to boycotting every company which receives corporate welfare.. its not their fault our politicians are pussies--no, it is our fault for voting the fuckers in in the first place.
You forgot to mention that she also wonders why it is that american's have crazy laws like "you can't kill jews just for being jews," whereas Germany has laws encouraging the practice (Think: HITLER!!!!!; GERMANY = HITLER!!!)
online play. there are only a very small number of ps2 games that play online. there is a large number of games for windows that have online play. there is a reason where you said you couldn't find one. try and dispute it.
I wonder, when they typed "games at slashdot dot org" were they trying to prevent spam? If someone were to say type games@slashdot.org in a comment would that override all their efforts as it would be picked up by any spiders on this story?
I love the tip at the end; the makers of endust are engenius for making a product that temporarily removes dust but causes it to build up faster after its applied. This way when you dust your house with endust, the time til the next dusting (and subsequent purchase of another can of endust) is shortened. Classic.
I see why we should bitch about *them*, because it was us that entered into a publishing agreement with them? Oh wait no I think Neal did that and we can continue bitching about him.
I know which controller you speak of, they had it for sega genesis and supernintendo, but (and this is a very important but) there was a controller for the NES that had a little red disc that rotated around. It had a little spot that was raised for your thumb to be placed on and then it could rotate around to all the directions.. Tried searching google for it haven't come up with it yet but I know I'll see itl my neighbor had a controller like this.
So, should people be allowed to personally own nuclear weapons? What if there was a situation where there is a whole town of "bad guys," and it was radiologically isolated from anywhere else. Now, because this is a possibility, we have to use your "binary" logic; we have to see the world as black and white. Because "badguys" can own nuclear weapons everyone should be able to. Is this what you're saying?
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Yes but what you don't realise is you are only grabbing off of people who AREN'T NATed. If you had a direct connnection you could grab from everyone who is behind a NAT and everyone with a direct connection(The only people you are currently grabbing from). A NATed machine can't grab from another NATed machine, in Kazaa at least but also in emule and probaly many others.
You forgot the group that wants to release their code but they also want the assurance that anyone making additions shares back.
Not that this is a totally just comparison but I heard you saying.. "And people wonder why white supremicists are so pissed at participants in the civil rights movement." Law != morals. Law == Law. Remember that slavery used to be legal.
"It's not about money." , then later "It's about having her work... not get diluted by others trying to jump on the gravy train.
" Do you even know what the saying "jump on the gravy train" means?
the real solution to this is to always do boolean expressions like: if(NULL = myPointer) {..} that way you always get an error if you forget == instead of =.
handling rotation just needs 2 sensors instead of one.
Morons on slashdot who can't use poor grammar?
And at which site are you posting this comment on? Perhaps the final "you" in your post should read "us."
Yeah but in the legal definition of patents there is nothing saying you have to use the same license for everyone. So.. I'm sure for a huge customer like adobe the LWZ people make a pretty significant amount of money.
Dude, thats the reason he said the speed of sound used to be considered a constant. Why are you trying to prove him wrong by saying that the speed of sound is not a constant when in fact he never said that it is.
How can you possibly blame Amazon for taking out a patent on one-click shopping. If our patent system is so fucked up that they would allow such a rediculous thing, then a person at Amazon could not just say "well we better not file a patent because the founders of the constitution did not envision the purpose of patents to be fucking obvious things that cover common sense" It's the US patent office's fault, and also congress's fault--it is NOT the fault of Amazon. You can not blame a corporate entity for not taking a moral stance on something like this, I'm not saying that when companies take immoral actions in general that you cannot blame them if what they do is technically legal (i.e. IBM & the holocaust), but if you take a look on a case by case basis, there are somethings for which you must blame your congressmen/the voting public. Boycotting every company which owns a software patent is similar to boycotting every company which receives corporate welfare.. its not their fault our politicians are pussies--no, it is our fault for voting the fuckers in in the first place.
While indeed quake3 is quake3 based, I have a feeling he was talking about other games than quake3 based, all of which don't have linux executables.
You would be suprised as to how many people don't know how to distinguish between 'then' and 'than.'
They are very different and a vulerability in a browser's implementation of javascript does not imply a problem "in the Java security model itself."
I think my skin cancer from the sun's UV rays is pretty "sold" evidence. UV rays are EM radiation are they not?
You forgot to mention that she also wonders why it is that american's have crazy laws like "you can't kill jews just for being jews," whereas Germany has laws encouraging the practice (Think: HITLER!!!!!; GERMANY = HITLER!!!)
online play. there are only a very small number of ps2 games that play online. there is a large number of games for windows that have online play. there is a reason where you said you couldn't find one. try and dispute it.
I wonder, when they typed "games at slashdot dot org" were they trying to prevent spam? If someone were to say type games@slashdot.org in a comment would that override all their efforts as it would be picked up by any spiders on this story?
I love the tip at the end; the makers of endust are engenius for making a product that temporarily removes dust but causes it to build up faster after its applied. This way when you dust your house with endust, the time til the next dusting (and subsequent purchase of another can of endust) is shortened. Classic.
I see why we should bitch about *them*, because it was us that entered into a publishing agreement with them? Oh wait no I think Neal did that and we can continue bitching about him.
I know which controller you speak of, they had it for sega genesis and supernintendo, but (and this is a very important but) there was a controller for the NES that had a little red disc that rotated around. It had a little spot that was raised for your thumb to be placed on and then it could rotate around to all the directions.. Tried searching google for it haven't come up with it yet but I know I'll see itl my neighbor had a controller like this.
So, should people be allowed to personally own nuclear weapons? What if there was a situation where there is a whole town of "bad guys," and it was radiologically isolated from anywhere else. Now, because this is a possibility, we have to use your "binary" logic; we have to see the world as black and white. Because "badguys" can own nuclear weapons everyone should be able to. Is this what you're saying?
no, if all you do is supply a brain with oxygen it will die from lack of nutrients
but napster had already filed bankruptcy. You can't sue someone for something they did before bankruptcy.. that money is gone.
its not mere scarcity... instead of limited supply perhaps I should have said finite supply.